HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEViN
1941
CERT SET
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IJfKUHS
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t rhrlftlmas con-
Kifi or llio iturtcnl. or
If Union I'lKh cl100' ,u
I, utay. IJcccinucr iy. v -.
L'Umionnccd Thursday by
US '"i i atmi.rvlKi-ii-
I'l!. hi Ih'o city" schools.
S to appear will Include
te m i'Kl Bloc club
Lohcy. The choir will tea
'Jfn5;Piittlon or Old'
E.l lD ' i-'k.-.i'tilniitir " carrv.
'Vi. Christmas story lln-ms.
B I Smith or the KUMS
t, will serve narrator
soloist will be Dorothy
fe: jets nr ew and made
I tin direction or Hurley
I, bulldlnK custodian. Art
$ if bel..B done bv Rev F. C.
nbach and Mrs. B. B.
Iniiltt ami her department
Kline with "Inning,
f'pubflc 15 Invited to the
iimna proRnim. There will
student performance somo
.i(lcr December 10.
ic chamber or commerce re-
.j fl crlnu tliA mn.t ri.
0 IIIU.O...., ..-
promotions oi mcniocm oi
Is In the 6th War Loan
)ico l.chmkuhl has been
4c an honorary four-star Ken
i and t the first to hnve re-
iVCd tnu ruiiK. uoiruiuc unui
its now a colonel, and Bev-
I V..I . mulnr RMh nrn
moyes oi wooiworin a, r roin
5. JAnrlivir.ril lnri Mni'V
, uiii .iiiv.n ......
i. . Iinfl rnftrtH rfmnntil'
i .... it. i.t i
sales io wusr inn iiipiuma
uvuiviia,,. bwiviiui.
Io local rirma that have ex.
B weir Dona quota are Asn
Chevrolet company by IS
Imnl unrl C A rilinn Cnn.
ling company by 101 per
A. Souther, chairman or
clall merchant's committee.
vstt that ail employers rc
additional sales at the cliam-
o( commerce,
lot Roosevelt1
jWed Actress
jVERLY HILLS, Callr.,
ju ray Emerson,
le movie actress, said todny
shn nnrl ("'nl. K.lllntt Rnn.n.
will bo married within a
. Lanier, a spokesman ror
president's son quoted
ivclt as saying that he and
tmcrson nlnnnort In hn
od.
Is Emerson is 27 and has
previously married. She
SOn rollr nr five Vft&rc nlti
will be Col." Roosevelt's
marrlapii iru,. .to...
fclh Donncr Roosevelt ob-
id a flfvnrrA tn Mln.!,.
M in 1933 on her cross-corn-Wcharglmt
cruelty, he mar
Ruth OoKglns.
divorced him at Ft.
f. Tex., taut April 18 arter
me that he hart rfa.nri tr.
(or her and asked her to
III t. CKb U..l 1
o their three children,
ictiea Torpedo
" Patrol Boat
iVTTI.E
Med, practice torpedo
It craiv" ii s...i...
Camano Island Tucs-
C,' "" man 13th na-
Istrlct nstrnl kn.l ,11.1.1.1
uytera announced.
ipcao, aroppcd by a
W8B IlinriAMrl U .Ul.
, -"-(-"bvim V Dllll
punched a hole into the
ew was taken oH and
w" no injuries to per-
f Nominated For
IBIt AmhnctnlAn
i ". v, i.itk nr iiiinnis
lu.j ""jr iu uc American
f'dor to Italy.
I now , Un,,cd sute. re
irSllVft An Ik. 1 1 1 j .1
. He was
inS,lr9,4yo.csmelnto
t - -....imaHuor m iiaiy.
OMEN IN;
HALEY GRADUATES
A recent vruduatu oi lliu
Klnainun nrmy air field flexible
Kunncry school In Arizona, wus
lD-ycur-old Lycle 0. llulcy, son
or 0. N. llulcy, box SOU, Khim.
ath Fulls. llulcy entered the
army at Portlund on November
12, 104a. Ho attended Henley
high school.
a
ME1SER ASSIGNED
PFC Victor V. Mclscr, son or
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dishno of
lily, hus been uaslKiiecl to the
AAF training coiuniiind radio
school at the Sioux Fulls army
air field, Sioux Fulls, S. D., for
training as a rudlo opcrutor
mechanic. Mcisur was gruduut
ed from KUHS In June, 1IH2,
and in November went to Fort
Lewis, Wash., unci Ironi there
to St. Petersburg, Fin., linln
bridge, Go., and Alexandria,
La.
STEIN DECORATED
First Lt. Morry Stein, 25,
1538 Division, now serving In
Germuny w 1 1 1) the ninth In
fantry division, hus been award
ed the Sliver Slur Tor gallantry
In action In Franco,
Lt. Stein graduated from the
University of Oregon In 1042,
and received a commission bh
second lieutenant In August of
the same year. He saw action
In the Tunlslun and Sicilian
campaigns and arrived in
Frnnce shortly after D-Dny. He
holds the Purple Heart with an
Oak Leaf cluster for wounds rc
eclved in action.
CONNER IN CALIFORNIA
There are 13 young men from
Oregon and Washington In the
Suntu Monica, Calif., army air
forces redistribution station
now, all veterans of overseas
service, all well decorated with
medals and service stripes.
From Klamath Falls, comes
SSgt. Harold Conner. 13-24
gunner who put in 32 missions
over iicrmnny. ton or Mr. and
Mrs. E. o. Conner, 2700 Kane,
and husband or Juln Conner.
the sergeant has been awarded
the Distinguished Flying Cross
and the Air Medal with five
clusters.
RICHEY CITED
SSgt. James L, Rlchoy, Jr.,
20, or Klamath Fulls, a veteran
upper turret gunner, has been
auuiomca to wenr tnc war de
partment unit citation ribbon as
a member of a Liberator bomber
group which bus been cited "for
outstanding performance of duty
in armed conflict with the en
emy," In Italy.
PROUGH GETS WINGS
Recently completing operation
al training at the U. S. naval
auxiliary air station, Cecil Field,
Jacksonville, Fla., is Carl H.
Prough, 10, aviation radioman
3rd class, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harlin W. Plough, Bonanza.
Young Prough has been under
going rigid training as an air
crewman and radioman in SBD
Dauntless dive bombers under
simulated combat conditions.
Upon completion of this course,
which included ground crew
training as well as flying,
Prough received his aircrew
man's wings.
Men ! Hook on
to this top
priority job!
Railroading . . locomotives . . .
flat cars . . . war trains rolling
. . , action tor active men that's
...l..t 41.1. 4AU 1. M oKnnt Tknl'c
wnnb lino juu in oi. .,...
why this job Is no dull, cut-and-
dricd routine, xnais wny men
with red blood take to it. And
why you may want It. This is
the job ot Switchman with
Southern PBctrie a job we
train you for in a few days.
Switching cars-loaded with war
materials . . . keeping 'em
humping . . . working with an
engine crew in the yards or
terminals... working with real
rallrnnilori . . . hnlnlnff America
roll to victory. (And that's no
flowery statements rino whrcsi
About $220 base, plus chance
tor overtime. Plenty or work
...because. S.P.'s biggest Job
begins when Germany Is fin
ished. A Job with one of Amer-
Inn'. KlrtffMef ,-nt 1 1 in ! 1 j PR. HofC S
your chance. Look Into ill Men
also wanted to train for Brake-
men at similar pay.
Sea or Write Trainmaster,
S. P. Station, Klamath Falls,
or Your Nearest S. P. Agent
i
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DANCELAND
SIS Klamath At.
DANCE
Muale Br
PAPPY GORDON'S OREGON HILL BILLIES
SATURDAY NITE
Ample. V.F.W.
WORK SET FOR FIRE
PROTECTIVE STAFF
The permanent statr or the
Klamath Fire Protective associ
ation will spend the winter
months perrormlng muny cs
scnllul Jobs, It was reported to
day. There will bo a classifying
of timber land and grass land
as to tire hazard, along with a
carctul mapping or roads and
rirebrcaks.
All automotive equipment
will bo reconditioned and It Is
hoped by C. E. Ogle, secretary,
treasurer or the association, that
new headquarters may bo con
structed sometime this winter.
Three new ton-and-a-half
pumper trucks are being pur
chased, Ogle said.
The annuul meeting of the
association will be held Febru
ary jj ai ivi'A ncaaquartcrs,
-siu i-onger, wim an election oi
directors and the approval of
the budget of expenditures.
Flashes of
Life
By Th Associated Press
TIME FLIES
BELLINCJHAM, Wash., Nov.
30 (fl't Frank Slater went
downtown to see a show. Later,
liko Rip Van Winkle, he came
home to rind his family gone,
the town changed.
Thirty-five years had elapsed,
Slater explained, since ho met a
friend and accompanied him to
Portland, Ore., to become a
merchant seaman.
.
BURNED OUT
NORTH PRAIRIE, Wis,, Nov.
30 tfi') A tire at a bottling and
pasteurizing plant has temporar
ily ended an 18 months old
wage dispute between the com
pany and the Chicago milk wag
on drivers' union.
The drivers struck six weeks
ago and the plant shut down.
When b tire destroyed 19 trucks,
John Randlng, plant manager
said: "The tire ends the argu
ment, The trucks cannot be re
placed now."
CAGEY QUESTION
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 30
11') Charles M. Blackmar asked
the war labor board it a business
man could give his employes tur
keys for Christmas girts.
"Such turkeys cannot be
given unless the same has been
done berore," was the answer.
"Isn't there a Hrst time tor
everything?" Blackmar asked.
"That is a question we cannot
answer now," a clerk replied.
SHORTAGE
WITH THE 24TH DIVISION
ON LEYTE, Philippines l'i
Hungry, hard-tlghtlng Yanks
rinlshcd their two-day's righting,
thankful even for K-rations.
But Filipino farmer-guerrilla
fighters found them, produced
everything from roast chicken
to peanuts.
In turn, the soldiers shook
their pockets Inside out, even
giving away scarce cigarettes.
But no one had the Love Story
magazine which a comely Fili
pino girl bashfully requested.
I. O. O. F. No. 137
Special Meeting Saturday, Dee. 2nd
Initiatory and First Degree
Banquet - 6:30 P. M. Degrees 8:00 t. M
All Oddfellow Codially Invited
3th and Main
BUREAUCRATS
DENVER, Colo., Nov. 30 (IF)
Five minutes afcr Mrs. Maxlne
CJormley, convalescent counsel
or at Fort Logan, received 15
baby beds in response to a local
appeal, a pair of soldiers borrow
ed two of them. They said
their youngsters had been sleep,
ing in bureau drawers.
If It's a "frozen" article vou
need, advertise for a used one
In the classitied.
Schilling
Coffee
chilling flavor is
always reliable
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Crown It With
Cranberries!
tuis TIME of vear. it aeon to me
there are few things bo appeuzuiis
cranberries. Just the thought of them
makes me think of "good eating"-and
they are so versatile! Here are a few
ways to use them so that they will
subtly put a crowning touch w v
important, dinner:
Cronbrry-Ornfl Relliht Ever
popular to serve with chicken, turkey
or meat. Mane pienty
frigerator. Coarsely grind 4 cups (1 lb.)
cranberries and 2 large oranges. Add 2
cups sugar and let stand 3 to 4 hours.
Makes about one quart.
Tin-mlnutt, Cranberry Souet: A fall
and holiday must-luscious whole
cranberries in their own rosy juice. Botf
2 cups water and 2 cups sugar together
5 minutes and add 4 cups (1 lb.) cran
berries, cook slowly, without stirring,
until skins pop (about o minutes;, oiun
and pour immediately ' into serving
dish. Let stand undisturbed until cool.
Makes 1 quart.
Lamb Chops with Cranborrtett Just
before serving broiled or panfried lamb
chops, top with Cranberry-Orange
Relish or Cranberry Jelly.
Cranberries In Saleti
Jellied Relish Salad: Foldl cup Cranberry-Orange
Relish and A cup sliced
celery into 1 package dissolved lemon
gelatin. Chill in individual or large
mold until set. Unmold and serve
with sweetened mayonnaise or salad
dressing. .
Cranberry Jelly-Chicken Saladt A
flavorful pair. Serve chicken salad with
cubes of cranberry jelly lightly mixed
1 in just before serving. .
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Kraft Cheese l. 40c
Delicious American Chs 12 points per pound.
Mayonnaise
Tune in: Hoagy Carmlchiel-
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Fresh! Jarl C .
Sun., at 8:30 Mutual Nslwork
Pork & Beans
16c
10c
Sunny Dawn Fancy Prtsstd from red,, tip tomatoes
17H-OI. Glass
Helns Makes quick, tasty meal
(20 Blu .
Pts.) No. 2 Can
Tomato Juice
Salad Dressing, Duchess.. .i quart jar 35e
Miracle Whip, Krctft :....'piht jar 27e
Guara Jolly, Ferro. No. IVi tin 29c
Honey, Beeville 2-lb. jbr 58c
Peanut Butter, Real Roast..........2-lb. jar 39c
Peanut Butter, Howdy Coarse Grind,
2-lb. jar 4Se
Coffee, Nob Hill Whole Bean........lb. bag 23c
' Coffee,' Airwdy'Whdle'Bean.... lb. bag 20c
Edward's Coffee, lb. jar 28c 2-lb. jar 54c
Champagne, Monte Cristo, pink or white,
26-oz. $2.49
Roma Wines, Port, Sherry, Muscatel 5th $1.15
Dry Cleaner, Aunt Sue's gallon 75e
Purex Bleach '2-gal. jug 25e
White Magic Bleach '2-gal. jug 17c
Saniflush, c Icons closet bowls. ...22-oz. con 21c
Gerber't Assorted
Baby Food
Strained lT
4W-os. can
Crackers
Snowflake Sodas
and Honeymaid
Grahams '
2st33c
Karo Syrup
Blue Label
1 H -Lb. CC
Glass ' "6
Corn, Butter Kernel, whole kernel.. ..No. 2' 15e
Grapefruit Juice, Town House, 46-oz. can 30c
Cream Corn, Country Home, fancy,
No. 2 can -, 13e
. Libby Potted Meat .Nd.; Vi can 6c
Deviled Ham, Underwoods ...... ..3-oz. can 18c
Chili Con Came, Van Campw....l7-oz. gl. 28e
Large Shrimp, Pel-la-co (3 pts.), 7-oz.-can 32e
Flour, Kitchen Craft.........,..50-lb. sack $1.93
25-lb. sack ,.. $1.00
Chili Powder, Cebhardt's 1-oz. bottle 15c
Sleepy Hollow Sirup..'.i....:..i..:.16-oz. glass 2te
Margarine, Sunny Bank (4 pts.) 2-lb. ctn.. 35c
Nucoa Margarine (4 pts. )..:..... ..2-lb. ctn. 52c
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No. 1 hens lb. 49c
No. 1 toms lb. 48c
VEAL (Point Free) Grade .
Loin Chops ! .,b. 42e
?,' Chops b. 38c
Shoulder Chops lb. 28e
Roasts (blade or arm cuts) lb. 28e
Leg of Veal Roast b. 33e
Veal Stew b. 28e
Link Sausage Tvp. 3 lb. 45c
Sirloin Steaks 0rad. A (13M) lb.40c
Round Steak Grade A (1SM) ; . lb 38c
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AppleS Newtowns ..its-ll ,L...l.Lb. IOC '
Spitsenbiirgs lb. lOe)
Winter Banana , lb. 9e
Gravensteln , ..... lb. 96
Mtdford Delicious box 1,49
Cabbage m ' ......i.......;xb. 6c
Head Lettuce Cri,p.,ifa.ra,..r.ib;12c
CarrOtS i,8ng, .Under sweet ..............Lb. 7V2C
Squash D,nilh ..,.......!.......i.ib. 4c
Rutabagas ...ib. 5c
Sweet Potatoes for bRltlng ,b. 9c
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Gelatins
and Puddings
Jell Well Desserts, assorted flavors,. ...pkg. 5e
Knox Gelatine, No. 1 Sparkling. ...,1-oz. 17e
Fluf-Tex Pudding Mix 14-oz. pkg. 13c
Argo Corn Starch 1-lb. pkg. 9c
Waffle Mix, Duff's 14-oz. pkg. 23e
Gingerbread Mix, Duff's 14-oz. pkg. 23e
Mlxd Nuts, pecans, filberts, almonds,
walnuts i lb, 47e
Barcelona Filberts lb. pkg. 43 e
Nectar Raisins, Sun-Maid 15-oz. pkg. 12e
Dry Peaches, Del Monte 11-oz. pkg. 29e
1 Pfy. Jell-well
Orange flavored
gelatin
$ cup hoi v;ater
Vi cup brown sugar,
lirmly packed
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2 9g whites
3 'tops. granuUled
sugar
shell
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